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======Welcome to the Open Foresight Hub======
Open Foresight Hub is a wiki dedicated to organizing and sharing foresight knowledge. Centered on crowd-sourced wiki principles, the Hub aims to make it possible for anyone to access and contribute to the collective effort.

=====Learn More=====

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[[hub:about_us|About the Open Foresight Hub]]

[[hub:getting_started|Getting Started]]

[[hub:user_guide|User guide]] 

[[hub:founding_principles|Founding Principles]]

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[[the_castle_and_the_village_square|The Castle and the Village Square]] - Learn why we believe foresight is most successful when it is conducted openly and collaboratively in the village square, not behind an organization's castle walls. 

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**[[encyclopedia:start|Encyclopedia]]**

A compendium of entries summarizing knowledge about the foresight field including theories and practice; methods and tools; people and organizations; history and futures
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**[[library:start|Library]]**

Collections of reports, articles, books, multimedia, and other publications offering analyses and perspectives about possible, plausible, and preferred futures; and about the foresight field more generally

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**[[futures:start|Futures]]**

Crowd-sourced summaries of different futures and the myriad of forces shaping them; these futures are dynamically evolving, both synthesizing the diversity of existing perspectives and seeking additional perspectives
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